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PROJECTS ISOCARP Projects to contribute to ‘Knowledge For Better Cities’, SDG #11, the New Urban Agenda, and above all, Smart Urbanism
PROJECTS
ISOCARP Projects to contribute to ‘Knowledge For Better Cities’, SDG #11, the New Urban Agenda, and above all, Smart Urbanism
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PROJECTS
ISOCARP Projects to contribute to ‘Knowledge For Better Cities’, SDG #11, the New Urban Agenda, and above all, Smart Urbanism
THE NEXT GENERATION OF PLANNERS: MENTORING AND
YPP WORKSHOPS
CAPACITY BUILDING: INTENSIVE TRAINING
PROGRAMME
URBAN RESEARCH: MOSCOW
URBAN FORUM
ISOCARP URBAN LABS: URBAN PLANNING ADVISORY
TEAMS (UPATs)
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PROJECTS
ISOCARP Projects to contribute to ‘Knowledge For Better Cities’, SDG #11, the New Urban Agenda, and above all, Smart Urbanism
MENTORING AND MSRL2.0: Hanna Prondzynska Slwawomir Ledwon
YPP WORKSHOPS AND INTENSIVE TRAINING:
Piotr Lorens
MOSCOW URBAN FORUM RESEARCH: Dushko Bogunovich
WEST BANK AND GAZA URBAN PLANNING ADVISORY TEAMs:
Elizabeth Reynolds
• The International Society of City and Regional Planners
• Founded in 1965, 800 members worldwide in over 80 countries
• Connected with UN-Habitat, UNDP, UNESCO, the World Bank
• Worldwide and international society and network organization
• Meeting place for national governments, metropolitan regions, universities, cities, consultancies
• Congresses, awards, publications, workshops and training programs
ISOCARP: to assist in a growing demand for exchange of knowledge and experience towards liveable and sustainable cities and smart urbanism
The ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ (SDGs), officially known as ‘Transforming Our World: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development’
The ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ (SDGs), officially known as ‘Transforming Our World: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development’
Next Economy v.s. Next City
In the next decades more than 75% of the world population will live in cities.
Future cities can only be successful if they can reduce energy consumption and
can provide safe, healthy, competitive and stable living conditions (IABR 2016).
1 Fast internet enables working at home >>> less and different office space
2 Buying online provides better bargains >>> less and different retail space
3 Self steering and automatic cars >>> shared cars, other parking facilities
4 From ownership of buildings to leasing services >>> more flexibility in use
5 Sustainable energy becomes affordable >>> local energy production
6 More people living in and visiting cities >>> more and better open spaces
7 ‘Disrupters’ like Airbnb and UBER >>> will make businesses in cities change
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The 10 ‘Urban Principles’ of ‘The City We Need …’ :
1 … is socially inclusive and engaging
2 … is affordable, accessible and equitable
3 … is economically vibrant and inclusive
4 … is collectively managed and democratically governed
5 … fosters cohesive territorial development
6 … is regenerative and resilient
7 … has shared identities and sense of place
8 … is well planned, walkable, and transit-friendly
9 … is safe, healthy and promotes well-being
10 … learns and innovates
The ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ related to the ‘New Economy’ and the ’10 Urban Principles’
The ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ related to the ‘New Economy’ and the ’10 Urban Principles’
• ISOCARP has organized around 80 Young Planning Professionals (YPP) Workshops and Urban Planning Advisory Teams (UPATs or Urban Labs), Intensive Training Programmes and Regional Seminars on most continents
• YPPs are intensive workshops with 20-30 participants
• UPATs are international teams with 5-10 ISOCARP experts
• Our keys of success: ‘innocence and experience’, ‘active team hunting’, ‘mixed teams’ and ‘dissemination’
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PROJECTS
ISOCARP Projects to contribute to ‘Knowledge For Better Cities’, SDG #11, the New Urban Agenda, and above all, Smart Urbanism
MENTORING AND MSRL2.0: Hanna Prondzynska Slwawomir Ledwon
YPP WORKSHOPS AND INTENSIVE TRAINING:
Piotr Lorens
MOSCOW URBAN FORUM RESEARCH: Dushko Bogunovich
WEST BANK AND GAZA URBAN PLANNING ADVISORY TEAMs:
Elizabeth Reynolds
